It IS Guns Or Butter Not Both In Our Opinion
The piece argues Britain will withdraw sea power from Southeast Asia due to poverty. It warns American power must grow, but U.S. finances limit expansion. It cites 42 treaty guarantees and fears another Korea or Vietnam, urging tax increases or drastic spending cuts.
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Great Britain
Britain
Should government pay people to lose weight
Hal Boyle envisions a program where the government pays dieters to shed pounds, arguing it could boost taxpayer returns. Through a hypothetical Sam Slugg, the piece satirically weighs incentives, tax implications, and the idea of rewarding weight loss to cut healthcare and relief costs.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Sam Slugg
Sam
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Residents protest illegal speeding on East Main street
Citizens along East Main renew complaints about cars and trucks using the thoroughfare at unlawful speeds. City Council faced a formal protest earlier and police action was urged.
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Large mouth bass caught at Findley Lake tops local contest
Tom Garrity brought in a three pound one half ounce large mouth bass captured at Findley Lake last night. It drew attention at the Downey store this morning where entries in the prize contest were recorded. A miniature cloudburst earlier flooded streets as heavy rain and showers followed through the day.
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Findley Lake
Downey
Leaders fail to calm urban riots and crime crisis
Essay argues national policy lacks resolve as Detroit riots prompt delayed troop deployment. President and governors are faulted for platitudes while cities burn and crime rises. Calls for decisive, hard actions and moral leadership amid nationwide unrest.
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Detroit
Corry News Highlights Local Careers and Student Honor Roll
Dr Joseph Seitz builds a new Union City office with modern equipment. Local aviation designers attend Rockford convention to judge new planes. Longtime Corry workers Chilock and Bennett celebrate 20 and 15 years at RAM. Students Orcutt and Zalzneck earn honors at Boulder Colorado and Penn State. Representative Hopkins reports heavy mail from Corry. Community notes cover a runaway road roller incident and a planned Kinzua Queen excursion boat. Marine and army personnel from Corry are mentioned with service details.
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Corry
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Ferry A. Bennett
Bennett
Clifford Holcomb
Corry Ambulance Service
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Boulder
University of Colorado
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East Frederick Street
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Robert J. Zalzneck
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Legal marriage vs common law wife must divorce to remarry
The answer states that if a man has a valid marriage, whether by ceremony or common law, he must obtain a divorce before legally marrying another woman. A common law marriage forms when vows are exchanged and cohabitation shows the arrangement. once a marriage exists, both spouses must divorce before either can marry another.
Corry Evening Journal Masthead and Publication Details
The Corry Evening Journal displays its publisher and production notes with names like McLaughlin Bergman and Se Sheehan Seedlings, listing carrier delivery, per copy and weekly rates, and print origin details for the Cory area.
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Cory
Mali Plana
Taos
Citizens discuss local pool and golf course plans in Corry
A reader asks why Corry lacks an outdoor pool while Youngsville offers one. The official responds noting Corry YMCA indoor pool values, potential public funding for a pool, and the council's aim to make facilities pay their way. He rejects tax-increase rhetoric and defends municipal projects as assets for the community.
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Today in History July 29 events and milestones
On this date 1967 marked the 210th day of the year with 155 remaining. Notable items include Hawaii statehood in 1959, Mussolini’s birth in 1883, transcontinental telephone start in 1914, New York San Francisco mail service in 1920, B29 firebombings in World War II, the European Common Market trade changes, and a missing American reconnaissance plane found in Bolivia last year.
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U.S
Benito Mussolini
New York
San Francisco
South America
Bolivia
Hopeful medicine advances cited on addiction and disease
Dr Robert L Sharoff Dr Alfred M Freedman and Dr Max Fink report cyclazocine reduces heroin response in addicts after three weeks. Harvard physician Barry G Aarnason discusses gamma globulin in multiple sclerosis and potential control. World Health Organization notes a near complete hint of Rh disease vaccine effectiveness. Health column urges cautious use of power tools and personal medical care.
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Alfred M. Freedman
Max Fink
New York Medical College
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Barry G. Aarnason
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Switzerland
America
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